The Flemish region hands out interest-free loans for low-income home owners to increase energy efficiency in housing.

The programme is oriented to the renovation of multi-family residential buildings with a main objective to secure better living conditions for the residents in the multi-family residential buildings, heat comfort and higher quality of living environment through implementation of energy efficiency measures.

This measure provides households with financial assistance to improve the energy efficiency of their house. The budget differs per region.

This measure provides households with financial assistance to improve the energy efficiency of their house.

Energy desks are physical places where people can go to and get personalised advice on energy-related topics.

Low income households can get up to 70% of the eligible cost covered by the bonus.

The pre-paid offer by EnergierRevolte provides low-income households an easy-to-use way of controlling their electricity costs and thus avoid falling into debt.

If a household's gas and electricity contract is terminated during the winter months because consumers are unable to pay their bills, a default supplier takes upon the supply for this household until the end of the season.

The scheme funds energy efficiency improvements in both elderly and vulnerable people’s houses, making their homes more comfortable, healthier and more cost effective to run.

The measure is a financial support offered to vulnerable consumers. They can co-financing the electricity costs through benefit payment.